Scarlett Aztec Whore ❤️

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Preciousss, listen up, ye filthy hobbitses! Me, Gollum, split an’ hissin’, got a tale ‘bout this “whore” business—nasty, tricksy word, eh? Ssss! Makes me skin crawl, it does, but I loves it too—reminds me o’ the wastes in *Mad Max: Fury Road*, see? “What a day, what a lovely day!”—that’s me screamin’ when I think o’ whores kickin’ ass out there, survivin’ like Furiosa, all grit an’ gasoline. Whore ain’t just some slaggy trollop, no no—back in old days, way back, it meant any lass who didn’t bow, didn’t scrape. Wild ones, them whores! Hiss! Me likes that, me does.

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The Aztecs were a people keenly aware of themselves; their presentation to the world, their fulfillment of their expected roles and duties. The was not only drilled into them through .

Oh, and lemme tell ya a secret—Aztec got a hidden art alley off of 3rd, where local paint splashes wild stories on crumbling walls. I once massaged a fella who said, “Sharon, life’s a big, messy tune,” mid-session—hysterical but deep!

Aztec Springs Prescribed Pile Burn east of Santa Fe to begin as soon as January 30, to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risk